Sentence examples for case by which from inspiring English sources

He ultimately won the case, by which time court costs were £100,000.

Water service co-production strategies between public institutions and organised groups of citizens in Venezuela provide an excellent case by which to appraise the two distinct facets of urban governance.

Aristotle dismisses the only remaining possibility, that demonstration might be circular, rather curtly, with the remark that this amounts to 'simply saying that something is the case if it is the case,' by which device 'it is easy to prove anything' (APo. 72b32 73a6).

In July 1976, little more than six months after taking his seat, Justice Stevens announced the opinion for the court in Jurek v. Texas, one of the three cases by which the justices gave their approval to a new generation of death penalty statutes.

Some researchers use case study research methodology, but that depends on the existence of comparable cases by which principles can be detected and drawn.

It is the modeler responsibility to make a combination of test cases by which all the formal specification can be executed.

But we do have a contemporaneous case study by which to measure the auto bailout: Lehman Brothers, which remains the largest bankruptcy ever measured by assets.

HBS is well known for its part in developing, and popularising, the "case method" by which business skills are traditionally taught.

These shocks represent a good case study by which to quantify the monetary losses caused by a moderate earthquake in a densely populated and economically well-developed area.

Note that term matching is implemented with insensitive case matching by which the N-gram matching can be considered to enhance the precision of the matching terms.

One important drawback is that usually the needed closure models for the interphase forces, turbulence and coalescence and break-up are selected case-by-case, which hinder improvement of the predictive value.